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CA Members expressed support towards accession of the Rome Statute

Members of Constituent Assembly (CA) have expressed their support in favour of accession of the Rome Statute of International Criminal Court (ICC). In a program that organized by Amnesty International (AI) Nepal on 19 March 2010 in Kathmandu, the CA members from ruling parties to main opposition...

The 100th International Women’s Day observed

Amnesty International Nepal organized an interaction programme in Katmandu on 7th of March, 2010 on the occasion of The 100th International Women’s Day. On the occasion AI Nepal raised concern about the security Of Women Rights Defenders. Speaking on the programme Treasurer of AI Nepal Rashmila...

‘Ratify Rome Statute’

Speakers at a programme on 21 February, 2010 in Katmandu urged the Nepal government to ratify the Rome Statute to end the culture of impunity prevailing in the country. They had urged for the timely rectification of the statute for ending every type of impunity in the country and to bring the...

‘Arrest Maina-case accused’

The national and international human rights community, including Amnesty International, have again urged to the government of Nepal to arrest four accused in the alleged torture and killing of Maina Sunar, the 15 years old schoolgirl, killed in February 2004 during the conflict period. On the sixth...

AI Nepal’s 18th Annual General Meeting

The 18th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Amnesty International (AI) Nepal held on 26 December 2009 in Bhairahawa adopting 3 special resolutions on different theme of human rights. The AGM also passed organization’s activity and financial report unanimously.   The closed session discussed on...

USA : ABOLISH DEATH PENALTY

In the program organized with though that attention should be given in addressing the root causes of crime than to the implementation of the capital punishment, people signed on the petition which will be delivered to US authority soon. Approximately 2000 signatures collected in the program that...

Nepal: “Disappearances” Law Must Meet International Standards

(Kathmandu)- Prominent human rights organizations today formally asked the Government of Nepal to amend the latest draft Disappearances of Persons (Crime and Punishment) bill to make it comply with international law and standards.  The organizations said the plan for a Commission of Inquiry into...

THOUSANDS OF APPEAL LETTERS PRESENTED TO THE PRIME MINISTER

Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal expressed his commitment to take effective action to end impunity in Nepal. He made this commitment in a meeting with Amnesty International (AI) Nepal at his office on 1 July. A delegation led by the Chairperson of Amnesty International Nepal Hem Kumar Khadka, on...

Global Launch of Amnesty International’s Annual Report 2009

Amnesty International globally launched its annual report entitled Amnesty International Report 2009: the state of world’s human rights on 28 May 2009. According to the report : Nepal continued to consolidate its peace process following the end of the 10-year conflict between the government and the...